Nigeria News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th October, and here’s your Nigeria daily news capsule.

Tinubu grants presidential pardon to Maryam Sanda, convicted of killing her husband in 2020.

Peter Obi expresses concern over Nigeria’s deepening mental health crises, calling it a silent epidemic.

Amupitan faces pressure as Nigerians demand urgent electoral reforms ahead of the 2027 elections.

Makinde and Umahi clash over costs related to the Lagos–Calabar highway project, sparking heated debate.

EFCC emphasizes need for stronger collaboration with media and CSOs to combat corruption in Nigeria.

Two suspects under investigation for undeclared cash at Lagos Airport, totaling over $6,000 and £53,000.

Bala Mohammed criticizes defecting PDP governors, calling their actions cowardly amid party tensions.

Uche Nnaji resigns amid forgery allegations, with Nnamani and Chime considered for his replacement.

Alake reports receiving threats after revoking mining licenses, increasing his security measures significantly.

Uba Sani and Umahi collaborate to fast-track the completion of the Abuja–Kaduna expressway project.

Digital technologies identified as crucial for boosting gains among African micro-entrepreneurs, experts say.

CBN issues 48-hour ultimatum to banks for refunding failed ATM transactions in a sweeping reform.

Fitch warns Nigeria’s fiscal deficit may widen due to election spending, maintaining a ‘B’ rating.

Tacha continues her Guinness World Record makeover attempt, overcoming power outages along the way.

Teen author transforms visa denial into an inspiring story of hope, showcasing resilience and creativity.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!